[TriLUG] Can I trust that key?

[Tanner Lovelace]

greg at turnstep.com wrote:

> Use a web-based tool, specifically the one at kjsl.com linked to from the
> biglumber listings, to check the Web of Trust. I got the following back for
> my key:
>  
> Looking for path from 0x14964AC8 to 0xBA8F038D
> 7171 nodes examined. 7194 elements in the hash
> 4 steps from 0x14964AC8 to 0xBA8F038D
> 0x14964AC8 (Greg Sabino Mullane <greg at turnstep.com>) signs
> 0x7527701B (J. Brian Coyle <brianc at magicnet.net>) signs
> 0x9A209C50 (Daniel Luebke <ich at daniel-luebke.de>) signs
> 0x4A27F015 (Jochen Hein <jochen.hein at delphi.central.de>) signs
> 0xBA8F038D (Klaus Knopper <knopper at linuxtag.de>) signs

Ok, that's cool.  I checked mine out just out of curiosity and found
two paths of 6 degrees each:

13038 nodes examined. 13067 elements in the hash
5 steps from 0xDE7639D4 to 0xBA8F038D
0xDE7639D4 (Tanner Lovelace <lovelace at wayfarer.org>) signs
0x5EE41D01 (Granville Errol Casey, Jr. <errol at pobox.com>) signs
0xD5327CB9 (wietse venema <wietse at wzv.win.tue.nl>) signs
0xF081195D (Matthias Bauer <matthiasb at acm.org>) signs
0x4A27F015 (Jochen Hein <jochen.hein at delphi.dinoex.sub.de>) signs
0xBA8F038D (Klaus Knopper <knopper at linuxtag.org>)


5841 nodes examined. 13721 elements in the hash
5 steps from 0xDE7639D4 to 0xBA8F038D
0xDE7639D4 (Tanner Lovelace <lovelace at wayfarer.org>) signs
0xF0F88438 (Hunter Matthews (sysadmin) <hunter at pobox.com>) signs
0x75BE8097 (Florian Lohoff <flo at rfc822.org>) signs
0x54489D0D (Paul Hink <email at p-hink.de>) signs
0x77D4FC9B (Jochen Hein (28 Jun 1967, Kassel, Germany) <jochen at jochen.org>) signs
0xBA8F038D (Klaus Knopper <knopper at linuxtag.org>)

So, Greg, you need to come to a trilug meeting so we can
exchange keys and then I can have 3 paths from me to Klaus. O:-)

Seriously, though, it's been too long since we've had people sign
keys.  How about we either plan for the January meeting, or perhaps
a lunch this week?

Cheers,
Tanner
P.S. Errol, how in the world did you get to sign Wietse's key?
And, did he sign yours?
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Tanner Lovelace | lovelace(at)wayfarer.org | http://wtl.wayfarer.org/
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GPG Key can be found at http://wtl.wayfarer.org/lovelace.gpg.asc
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